Need to 'massage' this around to vertex form of a parabola
x - y^2 + 8y = 13 + 6x - 6y
x - 6x = y^2 -14y+13
-5x = y^2 -14y+13 complete the square for y
-5x = ( y-7)^2 - 49 + 13
-5x = (y-7)^2 - 36
x = - 1/5 (y-7)^2 + 36/5 vertex is 7 , 36/5
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Sorry, I got the vertex coordinates backwards (as this is a sideways parabola)
should be vertex = ( 36/5 , 7 )
Find the vertex of the graph of the equation x - y^2 + 8y = 13 + 6x - 6y.
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x−y2+8y=13+6x−6yx−6x+6y+8y−y2−13=0−y2+14y−13=5xx=f(y)=−15y2+145y−135
df(y)dy=−0.4y+2.8=0yv=−2.8−0.4yv=7xv=−15y2+145y−135
xv=−15⋅72+145⋅7−135xv=7.2
The vertex of the parabola is P [7.2, 7]
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I might as well put my 2 cents worth in as well
Find the vertex of the graph of the equation x - y^2 + 8y = 13 + 6x - 6y.
x−y2+8y=13+6x−6y−y2+6y+8y=13+6x−x−y2+14y=5x+13y2−14y=−5x−13y2−14y+49=−5x−13+49(y−7)2=−5x+36(y−7)2=−5(x+7.2)(y−7)2=−4∗54(x+7.2)
This is a sideways parabola opening in the negative x direction.
It has a vertex of (-7.2,7)
It has a focal length of 5/4
So the focal point is
The length of the latus r****m is 5
LaTex
x - y^2 + 8y = 13 + 6x - 6y\\
-y^2+6y + 8y = 13 + 6x -x\\
- y^2+14y = 5x+13\\
y^2-14y = -5x-13\\
y^2-14y+49 = -5x-13+49\\
(y-7)^2 = -5x+36\\
(y-7)^2 = -5(x+7.2)\\
(y-7)^2 = -4*\frac{5}{4}(x+7.2)\\